Comments by "Goose" (@goose7574) on "Coronavirus infections spike at nursing homes across the U.S." video.

  1. Actually, I can tell you that in WA state that once things hit at one of of the nursing homes, that people couldn't take their parents or family members out. There were people literally standing outside with signs, because nobody was telling them what was going on with their family members. It was very sad. One lady got a call telling her everything was okay with get family member, an hour after she going out she had actually died. How truly awful would that be? 😥
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  2.  HearthCricket  I agree with you, but in some cases, like in WA where I live, it hit so fast that they didn't have a choice. Plus, I think there's also that whole idea that you think your loved one is going to be safe there, as well. But yes, if there was known issues with Old Folks homes, you're damn right I'd be getting my Mother out immediately. Thankfully, my Mother is still a relatively healthy 73 year old and able to live on her own. I feel sorry for these people, because there are some people who aren't able to get their parents, depending on where they live and stuff like that. I'll never live far away from my Mother though, personally. I lost my father to a sudden massive heart attack when I was only 20, and since he was the love of her life, she never remarried, or has even gone on a date since. She says that nobody will ever compare to him, so why even bother. 😢 So now she just spends time with family and friends (well, not "right" now, given things, but we Skype a lot). She will also drive through our driveway so my daughter and I can wave at her and say hi, since she only lives 5 miles from us. I can't wait for things to be over with all this stuff, so I can hug get again though. Stay safe! 💗 PS- 13 cases? I'm confused by that. What do you mean 13 cases.
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